OVERRIDE SWITCH
When equipped, this switch is located in the passenger side console.
IMPORTANT
Make sure the path of the step is clear. Pressing the override switch disables the curb and shin guard
sensors. Stop the step before it contacts any objects or the ground. Failure to do so may result in severe
damage to the step or contacted objects. Using the override switch will extend the step during switch
activation at any time unless the park brake is released. Releasing the park brake will disable the override
switch.
RESET SWITCH
When equipped, this switch is located in the overhead cabinet. In the event the HWH system is inactive, press and hold
the reset switch for five seconds. Then release the switch, and attempt system operation again.
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Refer to the product manufacturer's owner's manual and links in Newgle to learn more about your coach's entrance
steps.
EXTERIOR LIGHTS
The lights installed on the exterior of your coach, such as headlights, taillights, accent lights,
decorative lights, floodlights, spotlights, and security lights, are used for a variety of purposes. Many
different types of light bulbs are used in the lights, and some lights require total replacement over
time.
LIGHT MAINTENANCE
It is necessary to keep exterior lights clean, as dirty lights have diminished output and reduced visibility. To clean your
exterior lights, use a mild soap designed for automotive car washing. Avoid using harsh cleaners, abrasive products,
and petroleum-based products or other chemicals.
IMPORTANT
Always check the operation of all headlights, turn signals, and clearance lights prior to traveling.
REPLACING THE LIGHT BULBS
Replace any exterior light bulbs or fixtures as needed to maintain DOT safety requirements. When servicing interior or
exterior lights, make sure you replace any light bulb with the same bulb number (normally stamped on the base of the
bulb or printed on the bulb). Replacing the bulb with the identical part number will ensure the wattage and base are the
same.
WARNING
Do not substitute bulbs just because they will fit, as it may cause overheating, back feed, or damage to the
light fixture or lens.
Many of these bulbs are made as both filament and LED. Most LED bulbs are polarity-sensitive unlike filament bulbs.
When attempting to replace filament-type bulbs with LED-type bulbs, it is possible for the light fixture to be wired in
reverse polarity for the LED replacement bulbs. Switching to a different type of bulb may require a wiring change.
Newmar recommends any wiring modifications be performed by an authorized service technician.
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